1. Provide customer service (eg, deliver RV in excellent condition) to get 5 Star Reviews. 2. Clean RV, fully stocked it (eg, coffee maker, towels). 3. Educate your renters on all operations/features. 4. Have correct insurance (rental insurance). 5. Be willing to put the work in. This is not passive income.
There is definitely a difference of opinion on providing bedding. Some will only do it as an add on charge, and others said that they wouldn't do it because they found a lot of people wnat to bring their own bedding.
Found your video and it’s good information. I’m a nurse as well and I’ve been considering the RV rental business after getting a 5th wheel for travel nursing
Great video. Are you still in the game? I’ve been camping for 30 years I’ve been wanting to do this. Do you think it’s still a good thing? And do you think it’s best to just go out and buy a nice used camper first or is it beneficial to buy something brand new?
Hey there and thanks for watching. We are still RVing but not renting anymore. The only reason we aren’t is that it became very busy and almost like a 3rd full time job. But if you do it right, you can make money. As far as new or used. Usually I would tell you to buy new, don’t ever pay msrp because dealers have a lot of wiggle room and you have warranties and such. But currently it is a weird market due to recent events and the used market is beginning to get flooded with very slightly used models. So I definitely would look used first right now.
Haven’t ever seen anyone rent the “toys”. I suppose there would be some insurance and liability issues with that. But plenty of people rent the toy haulers
Hello , we don’t rent anymore because of different jobs and life changes but when we did it was very busy. Once we got started with it our RV was rented out ever week. Pretty much anytime we were not using it
hey guys giving you a shout out on my live show Saturday the 26th at 6pm pst hope you can be there also if you guys get a chance stop by Meant 2 be RVing Christmas evening for the virtual campfire6pm pst. you can meet a lot of folks there! and its a great place to hang out and chat for rvers and vanlifers that are out on the road!
Did you ever rent it outside of RVShare? I just listed my RV on RVShare and I dont want to rent it outside of it, but I was wondering how bad it would be. Or if it isnt really that bad.
Hey there and thank you for watching please consider subscribing!! So we never did, we had numerous return customers who wanted to but we just never did because if something happens and they destroy it you have no leg to stand on. My advice is to do all of your communication and rentals through RV Share. That way you are covered. They have the contracts in place, they require certain things from the renters before they can rent. It just covers your six. So in short I would advise you to not rent outside of RV Share.
1. Provide customer service (eg, deliver RV in excellent condition) to get 5 Star Reviews. 2. Clean RV, fully stocked it (eg, coffee maker, towels). 3. Educate your renters on all operations/features. 4. Have correct insurance (rental insurance). 5. Be willing to put the work in. This is not passive income.
There is definitely a difference of opinion on providing bedding. Some will only do it as an add on charge, and others said that they wouldn't do it because they found a lot of people wnat to bring their own bedding.
Found your video and it’s good information. I’m a nurse as well and I’ve been considering the RV rental business after getting a 5th wheel for travel nursing
Thank you ! It can be a good way to make that RV pay for itself. Travel nursing, doing that right now !!!
Thank you so much! We are a new RVer, abd possibly considering renting it down the road! This is much appreciated!
Glad it was helpful!
Great no nonsense advice!
Good video ! Never considered renting our RV even though I have multiple rental property’s very good idea
Thank you TEXAN 1845
Interesting! Always interested in watching these type. I don’t if if I ever would but if I do, your videos are most helpful! Thanks for sharing
Thank you for watching!! It’s a good way to make some money but it is work. That is for sure !
Great realistic information. Thanks
You’re welcome. Thank you for watching.
Great post! Thank you!
Thanks for this video. We’re excited to try out rvshare
Thank you for watching! Have Fun !!
Can you make a video on any wear/tear or random things you've had to fix/replace just due to renting out the RV?
Hey Ryan thank you for watching! And thank you for the idea. I think we could put that together at some point for sure. Thanks !
Great video. Are you still in the game? I’ve been camping for 30 years I’ve been wanting to do this. Do you think it’s still a good thing? And do you think it’s best to just go out and buy a nice used camper first or is it beneficial to buy something brand new?
Hey there and thanks for watching. We are still RVing but not renting anymore. The only reason we aren’t is that it became very busy and almost like a 3rd full time job. But if you do it right, you can make money. As far as new or used. Usually I would tell you to buy new, don’t ever pay msrp because dealers have a lot of wiggle room and you have warranties and such. But currently it is a weird market due to recent events and the used market is beginning to get flooded with very slightly used models. So I definitely would look used first right now.
Anyone rent their toy hauler.....and included, or have an option to include, the toy? (Motorcycle, side by side, quad's)
Haven’t ever seen anyone rent the “toys”. I suppose there would be some insurance and liability issues with that. But plenty of people rent the toy haulers
Can you rent out the trailer hitch?
I’m not sure to be honest. Never did see any one on the platform renting just the hitch out
Thanks
What percentage of the time is your RV rented out?
Hello , we don’t rent anymore because of different jobs and life changes but when we did it was very busy. Once we got started with it our RV was rented out ever week. Pretty much anytime we were not using it
@@HomeOnTheHitch Thanks for the valuable information.
Great info!
hey guys giving you a shout out on my live show Saturday the 26th at 6pm pst hope you can be there also if you guys get a chance stop by Meant 2 be RVing Christmas evening for the virtual campfire6pm pst. you can meet a lot of folks there! and its a great place to hang out and chat for rvers and vanlifers that are out on the road!
+Van Life With Gina that sounds great !!! We will stop by both for sure. Thank you very much for the invite. See you there !!!!
Did you ever rent it outside of RVShare? I just listed my RV on RVShare and I dont want to rent it outside of it, but I was wondering how bad it would be. Or if it isnt really that bad.
Hey there and thank you for watching please consider subscribing!! So we never did, we had numerous return customers who wanted to but we just never did because if something happens and they destroy it you have no leg to stand on. My advice is to do all of your communication and rentals through RV Share. That way you are covered. They have the contracts in place, they require certain things from the renters before they can rent. It just covers your six. So in short I would advise you to not rent outside of RV Share.
@@HomeOnTheHitch thank you! Sounds good to me.
your link to your guide is broken
Oh Okay ! Thank you for letting us know will get that fixed!! Thanks again